Difference between revisions of "Library Journal"
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| − | ''Library Journal'', the oldest and most respected publication covering the library field, is read by over 100,000 library directors, administrators, and staff in public, academic, and special libraries. Jenna Freedman initiated the quarterly Zine Reviews column, which launched in the March 1, 2008, issue. As of March 2009, the column has moved online only and is featured in ''LJ'''s newest enewsletter, BookSmack! Zine librarians and other subject specialists from across the country evaluate more than 20 zines each year in various zine genres. | + | ''Library Journal'', the oldest and most respected publication covering the library field, is read by over 100,000 library directors, administrators, and staff in public, academic, and special libraries. [[Jenna Freedman]] initiated and edits the quarterly Zine Reviews column, which launched in the March 1, 2008, issue. As of March 2009, the column has moved online only and is featured in ''LJ'''s newest enewsletter, BookSmack! Zine librarians and other subject specialists from across the country evaluate more than 20 zines each year in various zine genres. |
For review consideration, please send one copy along with information like the year it was produced, price, creator’s name, ordering/contact information, web address, and distros that stock your zine. For the Zines column, we do not consider publications that have a masthead, an ISSN, or a circulation of more than 2000 (consider submitting these for ''LJ'''s Magazine Reviews column), and creators must do much of the production and distribution themselves and may not charge significantly more than the zines cost to produce. | For review consideration, please send one copy along with information like the year it was produced, price, creator’s name, ordering/contact information, web address, and distros that stock your zine. For the Zines column, we do not consider publications that have a masthead, an ISSN, or a circulation of more than 2000 (consider submitting these for ''LJ'''s Magazine Reviews column), and creators must do much of the production and distribution themselves and may not charge significantly more than the zines cost to produce. | ||
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Please submit relevant materials to: | Please submit relevant materials to: | ||
| − | Anna Katterjohn | + | Anna Katterjohn, |
| − | Library Journal | + | Library Journal, |
| − | 360 Park Avenue South | + | 360 Park Avenue South, |
| − | New York, NY 10010 | + | New York, NY 10010; |
| − | 646-746-6818 | + | 646-746-6818; |
anna.katterjohn@reedbusiness.com | anna.katterjohn@reedbusiness.com | ||
| − | You can also contact Jenna Freedman at ljzines@gmail.com with questions or comments. | + | You can also contact [[Jenna Freedman]] at ljzines@gmail.com with questions or comments. |
Revision as of 21:53, 5 March 2009
Library Journal, the oldest and most respected publication covering the library field, is read by over 100,000 library directors, administrators, and staff in public, academic, and special libraries. Jenna Freedman initiated and edits the quarterly Zine Reviews column, which launched in the March 1, 2008, issue. As of March 2009, the column has moved online only and is featured in LJ's newest enewsletter, BookSmack! Zine librarians and other subject specialists from across the country evaluate more than 20 zines each year in various zine genres.
For review consideration, please send one copy along with information like the year it was produced, price, creator’s name, ordering/contact information, web address, and distros that stock your zine. For the Zines column, we do not consider publications that have a masthead, an ISSN, or a circulation of more than 2000 (consider submitting these for LJ's Magazine Reviews column), and creators must do much of the production and distribution themselves and may not charge significantly more than the zines cost to produce.
Please submit relevant materials to:
Anna Katterjohn, Library Journal, 360 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010; 646-746-6818; anna.katterjohn@reedbusiness.com
You can also contact Jenna Freedman at ljzines@gmail.com with questions or comments.
